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Dates:
26-30th June 2027 5 days £700pp
30th-3rd July 2027 4 days £600pp
The Isle of Canna is a remote Scottish island off the west coast of Scotland. Part of the Small Isles. The island is a great taster of everything coastal paddling offers. i.e., sea cliffs, caves, white-sand beaches, abundant wildlife, and rock-hopping spots all squished into one small island.
This trip is an opportunity to explore this beautiful island from a paddleboard.
Who is it for:
This trip is for intermediate paddleboarders who want to explore a remote Scottish island.
You should:
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have experience paddling in at least a force 3 wind and small swell
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be comfortable walking at least 5km in a day, as the accommodation is accessed by walking (luggage transported)
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Be comfortable sharing a room with one other person
Where is it:
The trip starts at the port of Mallaig, where we board the ferry to Canna. On the island, we are staying in a Cottage on Sanday, the small island next to Canna, which is connected by a bridge.
What do you get:
- 4/5 days exploring the island
- 1 experienced coach/guide
- Opportunity to paddle as much as we can. We aim to offer a paddle every day if the weather allows
- Accommodation in a cottage with a shared twin room
- Ferry ticket
- Catered from Day 1 Dinner till Day 4 lunch (excluding Sun eve at restaurant)
- opportunity to observe wildlife such as puffins
- kit hire available (£45pp)
What's not included:
- travel insurance
- transport to Mallaig
- personal paddling kit (wetsuit, cag, shoes etc)
Price
£600pp 4 day
£700pp 5 day
+£45 if you want to hire kit
£100 deposit (payment in instalments available)
Email dipperpaddleboarding@gmail.com to book
Example itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Mallaig, meet the group and collect any kit
Take the Ferry to Canna
Settle into Accommodation
Dinner
Eve Paddle or explore
Day 2: full day paddle
Day 3: full day paddle
Eve meal at Cafe Canna (not included)
Day 4: pack up, leave accommodation
Paddle or explore
Catch the ferry back to Mallaig
This is only a suggested itinerary and may change with group wants and weather conditions.


